Lighthouse lights and wreck aftermath described in concern
Report discusses missing bodies from wrecks and ransom fears with details on lanterns at Cape Griner and Lornel light. It notes Fresnel lens devices and the Trinity House changes, criticizing light reliability and pilot restrictions while mentioning rewards for recovered officers and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lornel
Abchurch
M. Fresnel
Trinity-house
St. Katherine's
Tele of
Zornel
Abchard
Reliance
Conqueror
Cape Griner
Dungeness
Trinity Board
Loss of the Liverpool ship and the New Times disaster
Reports detail the destruction of a 600-ton Liverpool vessel insured for £20,000, with cargo of cotton silk and arms, after a hurricane off Taunton Sands. Also recounted is the explosion aboard the New Times off Badegay, disastrous coast losses, and follow-up letters from Abgaan and Cape Coast, with crew findings and mystery surrounding the vessel’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lloyd’s
Maxwell
Liverol
Southampton
Taunton Sands
Bristol Channel
Old Calabar
Africa
Jownes
Toran
New Times
Messrs. Hatton and Co
Watling-street
Abgaay
Badaguy
Cape Coast
Cape Town
Abgany
Rowe
Badegay
Parsons
William Calthorpe
Kroomen
J. H. “Axucast
London
Alexander Rowe
Rolle
Lloyd's
Darapvet
Donegal
Bay of
Dendrum
Ballyshannon Herald
Nav
Rosses
Asie
Arran
F. Forster
Burtonport
Ronanish
Alt
Arvonmore
Aroonmore
Galway
Killybege
Rotton Island
Grock
Andrew Cassidy
Brackless
Lord Huntingtower Deed Controversy and Bankruptcy Hearing
In a lengthy cross examination, Lord Huntingtower arranged a £20,000 deed via Mr Vane to secure funds after Globe insurance failed to advance. Col Copland oversaw the process with Lord Huntingtower’s implied consent. The matter also touches the Wigney bankruptcy case, revealing mismanagement and large potential losses. A later Middlesex Court of Requests scene features a comic dispute over a “mountain pecker” bill, ending with the defendant ordered to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxnay
Ellaby
Lord Huntingtower
D’eyncourt
Vane
Margaret Edmonds
St. James's Place
St. James's
Nias
Old Huntingtower
Colonel Copland
St James’s Place
Earl Dysart
Copland
Lord Hantingtower
Fiat
Union London and Westminster
Messrs
Childs
Messrs. Cockburn and Co
Whitehall
H. M. Vane
Carlton Chambers
Copand
Fisher's
Edmonds
F. Coplano
Francis Corraxo
Mr. D'Eyncourt
Mr. Vane
Ray Phenicles
Ede
Hamer
Andover
Dobson
Globe Insurance
The
Globe
Mradmonda
Holroyd
Clement Wigney
Maynard
France
Wigney
Mr. France
Bennet
Isaac Wigney
Scotland
Commissioner Holroyd
Middlesex Court OF Requests
Jemmy Links
Jeremiah Brown
Smithfield
Messenger Charged With Defrauding Chancery Bankers
The lord mayor spent Wednesday examining Thomas Messenger who stands charged with conspiring to defraud the accountant-general of the Court of Chancery of over £1400. Waddington for the treasury and Hayward for Maule appeared for the government. Messenger was committed for trial after confirmation that co-conspirators White and Mrs Messenger absconded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Messenger
Court of Chancery
Waddington
Treasury
Hayward
Maule
White
Bon
Memorable court clashes over notes and a strange name
A chaotic Greenwich case features Mr Elliott defending memorial notes and a parish inquiry into Mr Combe amid disputed depositions. Separate Greenwich police proceedings recount a Chelsea suspect dragged before magistrates after an alleged assault on a constable and a wry exchange over a peculiar name So I am Dobson in a domestic cruelty dispute ending in a formal separation granted by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter ix Nis
Mary Griffiths
Peter Laurie
Europe
Crown
Farringdon-street
Sir Peter Laurie
Scholefield
Landford
Peter Lawrie
Griffiths
Shoemaker
Miss Griffiths
Mary
Kim
Peter Baurie
Dusty Bob
Elliott
Mbic
Calcutta
Elso
Combe
Greanwood
Ieee
Bavibg
Mde
Greenwood
Morial
Home Secretary
Shawfield-street
Chelsea
Char Sarreser
Belo
Argyll-street
New-road
Cromer Street
Himiley
Clark
Hunter-street
Mr. Greenwood
Gre Awood
Constabiay
Moulds
Grewood
Greenwich
Dobsny
Jane Dobson
Jeremy
Dobson
Hardy
Mr. Jeremy
Assault and murder trial notes in shabby court report
Fragments describe a Common Pleas assault case of jealousy and provocation. The defendant faced a charge of violent treatment of a plaintiff, with testimony about a shopkeeper and mistress, and mitigation arguments cited by the court. A second item reports a fatal trench accident near Brompton, with Mrs Palmer injured and a corporal risking life to rescue, leaving a widow and extended family in distress. The piece ends with local welfare notes and Sunderland rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh Bridge
Nicnot
Common Pheriff's Court
Jane
Rebbonrhaud
Genex
Pista
Eamel
Palmer
Mr Gilinghars
Rotnense Ttt
Brompton
Ridge
Regi
Lupron
Uelyinccident Oecur
Rassen
Rochester
Ordperlieg
Coustry
Sunderland
Turing
Leicester
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Law
Bai Couurt
Torrapar
Queex x. Anrowsmith
Mr. Hill
Dr. Arrowsmith
Coventry
Lee
Arrowsmith
Mr. Lee
Hill
Justice Williams
Teague
Werther
Horace
Heasell
Geils
Ratcliffe Highway
Hungerford Market
Pergeant Teague
Norwich
Newgate
Oxford Street
Bucklersbury
Poultry
Regiment of Life Guards
Oxford-street
Animale’ Friend Society
Cheapside
St. Paul's Churchyard
Holborn-bridge
Blackfriars
Bownstreet
Urtrenixe
Austin Guiche
Ridgway
Duke of Devonshire
Hall
Robarts and Co
Ellis
King Street
Coventgarden
Charles Tailor
Hanover-street
Hanover-square
Taylor
Morris
Messrs. Robarts
Curtis and Co
Parris
Twining
Strand
Lindsay
Robert Lindsay
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Bishopsgate Street
Miss Webber
Auragee New-road
Penn
Wm. Curtis
Marlborough Street
Orisinus Laws
Kennington
Vauxhall
Hardwick
Veuxhall
Dolphin
Wimbush
Omnibus
Lewis
Piccadilly
White Horse
Mr. Lewis
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Charing Cross
Dolphin Public House
Ublic
Mr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Oxford Street Omnibuses
Moxey Wunper
William Kelly
Captain Kelly
R.N
Rawlinson
Eien Kay
York Terrace
Kegenvs Park
Kay
Times
Warren-street
Royal Navy
Hyde Park
Hampstead Hill
Mr. Rawlinson
Mrs. Kay
Masterman
Carlton-gardens
Mr. Gladstone
Hatherley
Pain and Hatherley
Messrs. Davies and Co
St. Martin’s Lane
Gladstone
David William Bowie
Davies
Mr. Davies
Mr. Herdwick
Mumford
W. W Wordish
Mary Brown
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Queen Square
Thomas M‘gee
Bond
Thomas Smith
Lower Sloane Street
Shapman
P.R
Bord
Tom Spring
Jem Burn
Her
Clerkenwell
James Elliott
Brunswick Street
Barnsbury-road
Islington
John Galiford
Mesers, Hobson and Austin’s
Solicitors
Raymond
Buildings
Gray’s Inn
Galifard